Within the framework of mobilizing external resources, and after consultation with the Eastern Africa Development Center, the Secretariat for Eastern Africa cooperation requested our Center to assist it with an "evaluation ...

"Economic development in Africa will depend heavily on the development of the information sector. Countries will need the ability to communicate efficiently with local and overseas markets to determine where they may have ...

Within the framework of implementing its 1997 work programme, the Eastern Africa Development Centre (EASRDC) held consultations within the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), the East African Cooperation ...

The global concern on the status of women dates as far back as 1946 when the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women was established to monitor the situation of women and to promote women’s status. Since then, a ...

This paper attempts to focus attention on evaluation as the process of delineating, obtaining, and providing useful information for making judicious decisions'* about alternatives in education. It looks at evaluation as a ...

The present publication is the fourth biennial edition of the Bibliography of African Statistical Publications prepared by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA). The objective of the publication is ...

The Economic Commission for Africa has four technical subsidiary bodies as part of its Intergovernmental machinery, namely: United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Africa, which is convened every three years; ...

The Sixth African Regional Conference on Women is a statutory inter-governmental meeting whose principal purpose is to assess the progress made in implementing the African Platform for Action for the Advancement of Women ...

During the period 1-4 August 1990, the Executive Secretary held separate meetings with Programme Managers and their respective substantive staff to review and appraise programme performance and related issues at mid-point ...

As African countries liberated themselves from the yoke of colonialism, its people were buoyed by the hope that they could now turn their attention to the urgent issues of development. All too quickly, their hopes were ...